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Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Title IV-A State Plan

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► The Cabinet recognizes the critical role that education plays in preparing adults for work and long-term employment ► Welfare recipients may attend vocational education for twelve (12) months ► Subsequently, recipients may continue their education while meeting the federal work requirement ► The requirement may be met by practicums, internships, co-op programs, and work study as well as regular employment ► The Cabinet provides supportive services, including childcare assistance, transportation assistance payments, payments for school supplies for the KWP participant, GED test fees, car repairs, car insurance, short term training fees, registration fees, financial aid application fees, and activity fees for students who are KTAP recipients ► Family and expanded literacy and financial literacy programs ► Ten (10) hours of the hours required for participation may be in education activities, five (5) hours for two (2) parent families

Family Services Family Services:

► Provision of family services to needy families so children may be cared for in their own homes or in the home of relatives and/or to encourage the formation and maintenance of two (2) parent families ► TANF Family Preservation o Purpose of service program: TANF Family Preservation Program is a short term, intensive, in-home crisis intervention resource DocuSign Envelope ID: BCAE5958-05F7-4630-9CB0-C6ACABA180AA